This week was intended to be St. Peter’s annual congregational meeting, but between Christin, Micah, and I all having covid this week and others in the congregation and church council also having it, we decided to postpone the meeting until
The Body of Christ: Together – Sermon for January 23, 2022
For today’s sermon, I’m continuing a three-week sermon mini-series on Paul’s image of the Church as the Body of Christ. If you missed last week’s message (part one in this series), you can read/watch it here. In Christ’s body, we
The Body of Christ: Gifted – Sermon for January 16, 2022
With the annual congregational meeting coming up in three weeks, I’ve decided to take advantage of the lectionary’s three weeks in 1 Corinthians, and do a sermon mini-series on being the body of Christ together. This is week one, and
Sermon for December 26, 2021: Finding Jesus
With Christmas on a Saturday this year, we skipped our regular Saturday evening service at St. Peter. We did have a small Sunday morning service on the day after Christmas, for which I wrote this message about the story of
December 19, 2021 Sermon: Bethlehem, Mary, and God’s Unexpected Choosing
It’s the fourth week of Advent, and today, we’re looking at God’s unexpected choices in the Christmas story. Our Scripture readings are Micah 5:2-5a and Luke 1:46b-55. Part of the inspiration for this sermon came from Tim Brown’s reflection in